Welcome by our team at the airport, followed by transfer to Ayutthaya, the ancient capital of the Kingdom of Siam, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Check-in at the hotel for some rest.

Please note that rooms may be available until 2:00 PM. If you arrive early in the morning, you can leave your luggage at the reception and relax by the pool.

After lunch, we set off to explore the historic center of the city by tuk-tuk, visiting the Wat Mahathat, dating back to the late 14th century.

We then continue to the Wat Phra Sri Sanphet, which once served as a royal temple and is therefore the largest in the city, and the Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon, where we can admire the reclining Buddha.

This day is accompanied by a English-speaking guide.


The visits can extend into the next morning if necessary.

Overnight stay at the Iudia on the River with a double room overlooking the river and an adjoining twin room for the children.

This morning, we begin the day with a visit to the Baan Saladin Floating Market, where you will discover the process of making the famous rice crackers before indulging in a tasting session.

Next, we explore the grand canal of mahasawat , which historically supplied Bangkok's markets. By boat, we embark on a journey along its waters to enjoy the local wildlife and feed the fish.

Upon returning to dry land, you will visit the Baby Jackfruit Garden, where you'll appreciate the plantations of the famous jackfruit (the largest fruit on a tree) and the production of various products made from this fruit.

Finally, we head to the lake where red lotuses bloom all year round, offering a unique landscape to behold.

Upon arrival in Kanchanaburi, we will take the time to visit the grand temple of Tham Suea, accessible by a short cable car ride uphill (following local standards, of course!).

This day is accompanied by an English-speaking guide.

Check-in at the Royal Riverkwai Resort, with a Junior Suite with a double bed, and an adjoining Twin Deluxe Room for the children.

Riverside hotel with a pool - Located about ten kilometers after the city and the train bridge.

Departure for the station and boarding around 10:40 am on the famous "Death Railway". made famous by the story of the movie "The Bridge on the River Kwai," for about 1 hour by train to the west and the Sai Yok region, located 70 km west at the end of the train line.

Arrival at Elephant Haven where we have lunch.

Meet your guide and the Mahouts. Together, you will prepare food for the elephants before getting to know them while feeding them. We then go for a walk in the surrounding forest with the elephants, our guide taking this opportunity to teach us more about the animal.

Next, we have the chance to observe them playing in the mud before accompanying them to the river for their bath.

We return to the camp at the end of the afternoon where we can capture one last memory of our encounter with the elephants.

Return in the late afternoon to Kanchanaburi (60 km or about 1 hour drive to the hotel).

Please bring swimwear and a change of clothes from the start of the morning for those who will bathe with the elephants in the afternoon. Put on your clothes as there probably won't be a very practical changing room on site.

Day accompanied by an English-speaking guide.

Departure in the morning for the Erawan National Park and Waterfalls (60 km drive). This national park is home to a superb waterfall spanning 7 levels, forming natural pools with emerald blue water inhabited by Mahseer barbs. While you can choose to stay around the first 3 levels, which are the easiest to access and where you can swim, an ascent to the 7th level, although not difficult, is rewarding: La Phu Pha Erawan, the final cascade, is the most majestic of all.

Return to your hotel in the mid-afternoon and free time to enjoy the pool.

Day accompanied by an English-speaking guide.

In the morning, we head to the city of Ratchaburi where we visit the shadow puppet museum at Wat Khanon.

After lunch, stop at a Thai family's house to learn how to make small objects out of palm leaves, including the small fish known as "pla tapian," which are a specialty of the Ayutthaya and Amphawa regions.

Day accompanied by an English-speaking guide.

In the evening, let's treat ourselves to a Thai massage. (Optional activity to be arranged with the guide, on site).

Night at the Baan Amphawa Resort in a large family villa.

This morning, we head to the small floating market of Tah Kah, rich in colors and smells. A real immersion in Thai local life.

Then, an excursion to a local palm sugar industry.

In the early afternoon, we visit the gardens of the residence of King Rama II, where we find superb teak wood buildings.

Visit to the temple Wat Bang Khae Noi, located not far from the city. Its architecture is appreciated, as the building was entirely constructed of teak wood. Its walls are entirely carved and represent episodes from the previous lives of the Buddha.

Continuing with a visit to Wat Bang Kung (Kai Bang Kung), commonly known as the Banyan Tree Temple, since its chapel was covered by the roots and branches of a banyan tree.

In its gardens, we can notably observe life-size representations of fighters, commemorating the Battle of Ayutthaya between Thailand and Burma at the end of the 13th century.

Tonight, we head to the docks to taste the local flavors of the floating market, which takes place on weekend evenings. Along the canals, many locals come to dine. Like them, we order our dishes directly from each boat: stir-fried noodles, skewers of shrimp or squid, or why not some pre-cut mangoes.

Day accompanied by an English-speaking guide

Nightfall, boat trip on the canal. Our boatman picks us up from the quayside, and we set off on a mini-excursion in search of fireflies that illuminate the waters.

We start with a quick stop at the Mae Klong Railway Market, where four times a day, fruit and vegetable stalls hurriedly fold away as the train passes through the market.

Then, a half-day of discovering life in the mangroves. By boat, we explore this fragile ecosystem. During our excursion, we discover the way of life of the fishermen (here clam fishing is done from a surfboard) and visit a shellfish farm.

Lunch of specialties.

In the evening, we board our night train to Surat Thani. Overnight in an air-conditioned 2nd class sleeper compartment.

Day accompanied by a English-speaking guide.

We arrive early at Surat Thani Railway Station (05:25). We are greeted by our driver, who will take us to Khao Sok National Park. We will have breakfast at the station or on the way (not included).

3:00 PM - Half-day educational jungle trek. An opportunity to learn more about the fauna and flora of the National Park. (3 hours)

Activity accompanied by a local English-speaking guide in a small group

Night at the Khao Sok Eco Resort in a quadruple Tree Lodge for the whole family.

9:00 AM - Next, we head to Cheow Lan Lake. From there, a boat awaits us to transfer us to our floating accommodation.

We have some free time to swim in the crystal-clear waters of the lake.

In the late afternoon, enjoy a final boat excursion to watch the sunset. Return to the floating resort for dinner.

Magical night in a family stilt bungalow at the Greenery Panvaree Resort

This morning, we go on a safari to observe the surrounding wildlife, then return to the bungalow for our morning snack. We have some free time to enjoy the lake, with the option of canoeing.

After breakfast, we leave this place to return to dry land.

At the dock, our vehicle is waiting to transfer us to Phuket

From there, transfer to the docks and departure by ferry to the Island of Koh Yao Noi, a peaceful island in the middle of Phang Nga Bay. Koh Yao Noi stands out from other Thai islands thanks to the authenticity of its landscapes and its small fishing villages.

This secluded paradise is sometimes nicknamed "Phuket 30 years ago" because the appearance of its beaches is reminiscent of Phuket in the past. Furthermore, the friendliness of the locals and the welcome they reserve for foreigners are also part of the island's charm.

We spend 3 nights at the Koh Yao Seaview Bungalow in a family bungalow with sea view, on a Bed and Breakfast basis.

We are enjoying our free stay on the beautiful island of Koh Yao Noi. There are many activities available on-site: kayaking, snorkeling… (not included)

Or why not simply laze by the pool or on the beach.

Departure in the early afternoon from the hotel to Manoh Pier and boat crossing to Krabi Pier.

Our driver will be waiting for us upon arrival at the pier. Transfer to Krabi Airport (1 hour).

We board our return flight to Bangkok. Transfer to your hotel and rest.

Night at Silom Serene in a two-bedroom family suite.

This morning, we're heading out for a bike tour in the heart of the city. Accompanied by a local private guide for the island part, we're exploring the extraordinary Bang Krachao district - a true jungle in the middle of the city. We'll also make a few side visits along the way (if available):

• Mushroom farm;
• Incense stick-making workshop;
• Small temples and old houses in the neighborhood.

We then head to the historic center and visit Wat Pho, one of the oldest temples in Bangkok, to see its reclining Buddha.

We then cross the river by a small boat to visit Wat Arun, the "Temple of Dawn," located on the right bank.

We'll enjoy a private traditional long-tail boat ride on the @Chao Phraya River, one of the country's most important rivers. Discovering the Venice of the East and the traditional life of the city's inhabitants, half of whom still live by the water.

The day is accompanied by an English-speaking local guide.